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There is plenty of room for my MD player, but that is IT (OK, maybe ONE minidisc, but it's gonna be tight). My MD player has a remote and I can't get the case to zip with the remote attached, so the case is pretty useless. It really does me no good to have to take everything apart and store it all in different cases. And forget about carrying your headphones in the case unless you use teeny-tiny earbuds. If this is "mid-sized" case, I'd hate to see the small one.

I bought this to protect my MZ-N505 and give me a convenient way to tote it around while working out at the gym. It accomplishes both of those tasks quite nicely. My only recommendations would be (1) a belt clip and (2) reverse the zipper direction. My earphone cord is short, so I have to do the same 180 degree mounting as described by cwt18. Hard to complain for ten bucks.

This case fits! I have a DuoAria 64mb...and it slides into this case beautifully. There is a pocket for the earphones, and I use the zipper compartment for the cable and spare batteries. It has a belt loop on the back that I hook thru my pc bag. I never fear losing any of my mp3 pieces or the case. Well made!

I got this to use with my Sony MZ-N505. I works ok, but it doesn't fit exactly the way I would like it to. When I put the player in, I have to put it upside down in order to get the headphone cord to go the right way. When the player is upside down, you can't read the screen because the mesh that holds the player in is in the way. Other players probably don't have this problem though. I was able to get a remote for my player (sony rm-mc11el), so I no longer have a problem with the case. It does provide good padding and room for 1 or 2 extra minidisks. The arm band works good and the velcro is very strong. Hopefully, Sony will come out with a custom case, but I doubt it.